Hello i want to use crossworks for arm with a lpc2148 board from
embedded artists.

1) Can I use this compiler for lpc2148 because i found no
informations on the website. And i also found no sample code for
lpc2148 on the sample files.

2) Is difficult to rewrite the sample programs from Phillips (Keil
bundle or ARM bundle) to Crossworks? What must i look for.

3) Is the tasking libary from rowley the same as an operating system
like ucos-ii.

4) Is there any port for ucos-ii for rowley crossworks?

5) Is there any sample code for the embedded artist lpc2148 board
and rowley

thanks alot

mathias g. Start a New Thread

> 1) Can I use this compiler for lpc2148 because i found no
> informations on the website. And i also found no sample code for
> lpc2148 on the sample files.

Yes. You can use the compiler for any LPC chip, for any ARM7 for that
matter.

When creating a new solution I suggest choosing a target chip that has the
same memory map as the LPC2148 (LPC2138 looks like a good candidate from a
quick scan of the Philips WEB site, and is an option in CrossWorks), then
the project should have the startup code and linker setting you need
automatically.
> 2) Is difficult to rewrite the sample programs from Phillips (Keil
> bundle or ARM bundle) to Crossworks? What must i look for.

Slightly different syntax required for:
+ ARM/THUMB interworking,
+ declaration of interrupt service routines
+ intrinsic functions.

Generally it is straight forward.

> 3) Is the tasking libary from rowley the same as an operating system
> like ucos-ii.

Have not used it but looks similar:
http://www.rowley.co.uk/documentation/arm/ctl.htm
> 4) Is there any port for ucos-ii for rowley crossworks?

Just use a GCC port, it will work with CrossWorks. I think there is also an
LPC2148 FreeRTOS.org port in the files section of this group.

Regards,
Richard.

http://www.FreeRTOS.org
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--- In l..., "FreeRTOS Info" wrote:
>
> > 1) Can I use this compiler for lpc2148 because i found no
> > informations on the website. And i also found no sample code for
> > lpc2148 on the sample files.
>
> Yes. You can use the compiler for any LPC chip, for any ARM7 for
that
> matter.
>
> When creating a new solution I suggest choosing a target chip that
has the
> same memory map as the LPC2148 (LPC2138 looks like a good candidate
from a
> quick scan of the Philips WEB site, and is an option in
CrossWorks), then
> the project should have the startup code and linker setting you
need
> automatically.
> > 2) Is difficult to rewrite the sample programs from Phillips (Keil
> > bundle or ARM bundle) to Crossworks? What must i look for.
>
> Slightly different syntax required for:
> + ARM/THUMB interworking,
> + declaration of interrupt service routines
> + intrinsic functions.
>
> Generally it is straight forward.
>
> > 3) Is the tasking libary from rowley the same as an operating
system
> > like ucos-ii.
>
> Have not used it but looks similar:
> http://www.rowley.co.uk/documentation/arm/ctl.htm
> > 4) Is there any port for ucos-ii for rowley crossworks?
>
> Just use a GCC port, it will work with CrossWorks. I think there
is also an
> LPC2148 FreeRTOS.org port in the files section of this group.
>
> Regards,
> Richard.
>
> http://www.FreeRTOS.org
> *Now for ARM CORTEX M3!*
>
Thanks, Today I will start with Crossworks. What do you mean with
ARM/THUMB interworking ?

Regards,
mathias Start a New Thread

----- Original Message -----
From: "mgiaco82"
To:
Sent: Saturday, April 15, 2006 8:59 AM
Subject: [lpc2000] Re: LPC2148 - Crossworks
> --- In l..., "FreeRTOS Info" wrote:
>>
>> > 1) Can I use this compiler for lpc2148 because i found no
>> > informations on the website. And i also found no sample code for
>> > lpc2148 on the sample files.
>>
>> Yes. You can use the compiler for any LPC chip, for any ARM7 for
> that
>> matter.
>>
>> When creating a new solution I suggest choosing a target chip that
> has the
>> same memory map as the LPC2148 (LPC2138 looks like a good candidate
> from a
>> quick scan of the Philips WEB site, and is an option in
> CrossWorks), then
>> the project should have the startup code and linker setting you
> need
>> automatically.
>> > 2) Is difficult to rewrite the sample programs from Phillips (Keil
>> > bundle or ARM bundle) to Crossworks? What must i look for.
>>
>> Slightly different syntax required for:
>> + ARM/THUMB interworking,
>> + declaration of interrupt service routines
>> + intrinsic functions.
>>
>> Generally it is straight forward.
>>
>> > 3) Is the tasking libary from rowley the same as an operating
> system
>> > like ucos-ii.
>>
>> Have not used it but looks similar:
>> http://www.rowley.co.uk/documentation/arm/ctl.htm
>> > 4) Is there any port for ucos-ii for rowley crossworks?
>>
>> Just use a GCC port, it will work with CrossWorks. I think there
> is also an
>> LPC2148 FreeRTOS.org port in the files section of this group.
>>
>> Regards,
>> Richard.
>>
>> http://www.FreeRTOS.org
>> *Now for ARM CORTEX M3!*
>>
> Thanks, Today I will start with Crossworks. What do you mean with
> ARM/THUMB interworking ?

Mixing ARM and Thumb code.

Leon
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Send an email to Rowley tech support and they will send the update for the LPC2148. Embedded Artists have a lot of examples for their board on their website - once you register.
Dewayne

----- Original Message -----
From: mgiaco82
To: l...
Sent: Friday, April 14, 2006 1:42 AM
Subject: [lpc2000] LPC2148 - Crossworks
Hello i want to use crossworks for arm with a lpc2148 board from
embedded artists.

1) Can I use this compiler for lpc2148 because i found no
informations on the website. And i also found no sample code for
lpc2148 on the sample files.

2) Is difficult to rewrite the sample programs from Phillips (Keil
bundle or ARM bundle) to Crossworks? What must i look for.

3) Is the tasking libary from rowley the same as an operating system
like ucos-ii.

4) Is there any port for ucos-ii for rowley crossworks?

5) Is there any sample code for the embedded artist lpc2148 board
and rowley

thanks alot

mathias g.

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--- In l..., "Dewayne" wrote:
>
> Embedded Artists have a lot of examples for their board on their
website - once you register.

I think the Embedded Artists USB examples require the use of their
closed source RTOS. Is this true?

EA looks like a hot company and they have a lot of cool new boards. If
they had open source USB code that would add a lot of value to their
offerings.

Eric Start a New Thread

@Eric: Sorry I have not used USB till now. So I can't give you any
information.

Thanks for the information.

Yes, there are a lot of examples on the EA page. But they are coded
for the GCC and I have some problems concerning that fact.

In the UART Lib as an example they use:

cpsr = disableIRQ(); // disable global interrupts
U0IER &= ~UIER_ETBEI; // disable TX interrupts
restoreIRQ(cpsr); // restore global interrupts

but in Crossworks I cant find the function disableIRQ with returns
the cpsr and I also cant find the function restoreIRQ(xxx).

When using the functions from the winarm example-pages with
crossworks, it doesnt work.

How can I port the code for crossworks?

Thanks for your help!

Mathias



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--- In l..., "mgiaco82" wrote:
>
> @Eric: Sorry I have not used USB till now. So I can't give you any
> information.
>
> Thanks for the information.
>
> Yes, there are a lot of examples on the EA page. But they are coded
> for the GCC and I have some problems concerning that fact.
>
> In the UART Lib as an example they use:
>
> cpsr = disableIRQ(); // disable global interrupts
> U0IER &= ~UIER_ETBEI; // disable TX interrupts
> restoreIRQ(cpsr); // restore global interrupts
>
> but in Crossworks I cant find the function disableIRQ with returns
> the cpsr and I also cant find the function restoreIRQ(xxx).
>
> When using the functions from the winarm example-pages with
> crossworks, it doesnt work.
>
> How can I port the code from GCC to Crossworks-ARM?
>
> Thanks for your help!
>
> Mathias
>



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